E.A. Tischler – The differences between Structural and Dynamic influences in the swing, How an injury lead him to deep levels of understanding the body, The importance of understanding a golfers biomechanical design.

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​E.A. Tischler (X: @EATischler, IG: @eatischlergolf, YT: @eagolfpro, FB: @newhorizonsgolf) is not only one of the games most interesting and best coaches (he is a Golf Digest Top 100, and a GOLF Top 50 2017-2018), he’s also one of its smartest. He is the founder/developer of ‘NEW Horizons Golf’ as well as the inventor and designer of several training aids. If you think he’s someone that can help you play your best, you’re correct. He has an exceptionally deep understanding of all parts of the game, highlighted by his development of the various systems at play in the golf swing and has published 28 books on the topic. He is more than generous with the information he has discovered and helps both players and coaches reach levels of understanding they never thought possible. 

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